UAW Official Must Testify in Wisconsin NLRB Hearing
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that John Gunaca of Detroit must appear as a witness in the NLRB hearing in Sheboygan Wisconsin over Kohler Company unfair labor practices. Gunaca faces two Wisconsin felony assault charges and fears arrest if he travels for the NLRB session.
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Chicago
U. S. Circuit
Court of Appeals
John Gunaca
Detroit
NLRB
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Wis
Gunaca
UAW
D. Charles Marston
Liberty
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
U.S. District Court
Milwaukee
Circuit
Elmer J. Schnackenberg
National Labor Relations Board
Kohler Co
Marston
Schnackenberg
Malayan Red Stalks Back Into Jungle
Malayan Communist chief Chin Peng stalked back into the jungle after talks on amnesty for his forces, ending Malaya's guerrilla war. He offered to end the fight if the elected Malayan government assumes full control of the military from Britain, which maintains veto power via the high commissioner. Singapore also receives the same independence promise.
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Baling
Malaya
Chin Peng
Britain
Federation of Malaya
Singapore
Prince Abdul Rahman
Khrushchev Attacks Eisenhower as Cold War Ties Harden
U S officials were astonished by Nikita Khrushchev's direct attack on President Eisenhower. They see it as signaling a tougher Soviet line in foreign policy, triggered by Eisenhower's Christmas message praying for freedom in Eastern Europe.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Europe
Khrushchev Criticism Triggers Eisenhower News Silence
Khrushchev in Moscow accuses President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles of crude interference in Eastern Europe through a Christmas message broadcast in the region. White House officials say Eisenhower and Hagerty will not comment, signaling ongoing tensions over satellite states and Iron Curtain barriers.
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Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Moscow
Khrushchev
Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Geneva
Fouroreign
Molotov
U.S
Radio Free Europe
U. S
Bulgarin
Georgi K. Malenkov
Aveswell Harriman
New York
Supreme Soviet
Eisenhower Eyes 10-Year US Aid Program
The Eisenhower administration plans to ask Congress for power to commit the United States to a 10-year foreign aid program with varying sums up to a billion dollars annually. The move faces opposition as Congress debates President Truman’s 1956 foreign aid request and potential long-range commitments.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Ition
Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Istration
Ex Cuy Man Receives Federal Tax Evasion Sentence
Robert D. McKenzie of La Crosse was sentenced in Milwaukee federal court to 18 months in prison and a $5,000 fine after pleading guilty to tax evasion. A stay until Jan. 13 was granted. three other counts were dismissed. He previously ran a Chevrolet agency in La Crosse before losing the franchise in 1955.
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la Crosse
Milwaukee
Robert D. McKenzie
R. J. Onalaska
Kenneth Grubb
McKenzie
Grubb
Chevrolet
Justice Department
Wisconsin Highways Slippery From Freezing Rain
Madison reported that north of Viroqua Richland Center Madison Watertown and Sheboygan Wisconsin highways were slick due to freezing rain and snow. State Highway Department crews spread sand on hills and curves to improve traction.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Viroqua
Richland Center
Watertown
Sheboygan
State Highway Department
Wisconsin Farmers Respond To Benson Letters On Farm Policy
Wisconsin farmers and others sent thousands of ideas to Secretary Benson after he asked for farm problem suggestions. About 60 percent offered constructive ideas while roughly 200 were highly critical or urged Benson to resign. Letters from Wisconsin include calls to end price supports, tax reform for farm machinery, soil bank plans, and reductions in production with land idling reforms.
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Richard P. Powers
Washington
Wisconsin
Benson
Wnd
Ernest C. Betts
Betts
White Lake
Bloomington
Bristol
Sharon
U N Truce Panel Sees Near Progress on Hammarskjold Plan
The Palestine truce group says talks on Dag Hammarskjold frontier peace proposals may advance soon, blaming both Israel and Egypt for delay. Egypt has not finalized its position, while both sides caution against introducing broader questions beyond the plan. Meanwhile Israeli forces repelled an Egyptian cross border raid near the Gaza strip with no Israeli casualties reported.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
U. N. Palestine Truce Group
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
el Auja-Nizana
Gaza Strip
Foreign Ministry
Edson L. M. Burns
United Nations Truce Team
Walter Byran
Israel Foreign Ministry
Palestine Truce Group
U. N
Three Die In Madison Area Auto Accidents
Two separate Madison area crashes overnight left three dead. Madison attorney Chris Mohr 32 died when his car overturned on the east city limits. Caroline Bedward 15 and sister Joan 18 from Bridgeport died from a culvert crash on Highway 151. Joan died in hospital. Alice Bedward 16 and two 18-year-old Madison boys were injured.
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Madison
Crawford County
Chris Mohr
Caroline Bedward
Joan
Bridgeport
Mohr
Dane County
Highway 151
Alice Bedward
White Youth Rescues 3 Negro Children in Memphis Fire
An 18 year old white youth named Johnny Roe ran into a blazing house to save Garvin Sanders five and his one year old brother Ger and Jimmy Sanders three. He brought Garvin and Ger and to safety on the first trip then returned for Jimmy. The roof collapsed moments later but none of the children were injured.
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Memphis
Tenn
Johnny Roe
Roe
Garvin Sanders
Gerand
Jimmy Sanders
State and City Leaders Boost Traffic Forces for New Year
Milwaukee authorities plan intensified patrols after Gov. Kohler urges stiff weekend enforcement. Sheriff Barczak keeps all deputies on duty with 6 extra men. patrols will use 15 motorcycles by day and 8 midnight shifts. Police Chief Polcyne triples New Year staffing to 600 on streets. The state will deploy 70 patrol officers plus 41 trainees and National Guard volunteers.
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Milwaukee
Kohler
Wisconsin
Max Barczak
John Polcyne
Camp McCoy
National Guard
Eisenhower Gets Exercise on Key West Visit
President Eisenhower vacationing in Key West follows doctors orders by golf practice on a naval base diamond and a long walk to view submarines including Amberjack. He, with Cmdr. Beach and aides, relaxes in khaki attire and plans to return to Washington within five days after Congress opens.
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Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
Naval Base
Cmdr
Edward L. Beach
Beach
Hagerty
Washington
Congress
Khrushchev Denounces Open Skies as Spy Plot
In Moscow Khrushchev attacks Eisenhower over open skies as a maneuver of military intelligence and boasts the Soviet hydrogen bomb can be greatly intensified. He criticizes Dulles and warns against disarmament demands while defending the Geneva spirit amid Western pressure.
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West
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
Geneva
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Dulles
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
India
Byrd Expedition Repeats Flag Raising At Little America
Desolation surrounds Little America as the Byrd expedition raises the Stars and Stripes again. Snow covers the 1928 camp ruins, with only the tops of towers and poles visible, while Glacier crews seek a new base site for three years of IGY research amid crevasses and cargo challenges.
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U.S
Little America
Stars and Stripes
Antarctic
Richard Byrd
Glacier
United States Antarctic Expedition
International Geophysical Year
Bay Ice
Bay of Whales
Local weather for La Crosse area turns colder and fair
The forecast says fair skies and much colder conditions tonight with temperatures dropping to minus five in the city and minus ten in rural areas. Friday remains fair with continued cold and a high near 15.
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la Crosse
Notes On The News Russian Schools May Train More Engineers
A witty column suggests Russian schools may produce more engineers than the United States yet argues Americans can excel in performance and culture. The piece mixes humor with a global comparison and a jab at national pride. The tone remains light and editorial.
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